Lan Xang

Kinrick o Lan Xang
Kinrick o Lan Xang; ອານາຈັກລ້ານຊ້າງ
	1354–1707
	Lan Xang's zone o influence an neebours, c. 1540
Caipital	Luang Prabang (1354–1560) Vientiane (1560–1707)
Common leids	Lao
Releegion	Buddhism
Govrenment	Monarchy
Keeng
• 1354–1385	Fa Ngum
• 1373–1416	Samsenethai
• 1548–1571	Setthathirath
• 1637–1694	Sourigna Vongsa
Historical era	Middle Ages an Renaissance
• Foondit bi Fa Ngum	1354
• Kinrick partitioned	1707
Precedit bi	Succeedit bi
	Nanzhao
Kinrick o Luang Prabang
Kinrick o Vientiane
Kinrick o Champasak

The Lao Kinrick o Lan Xang Hom Khao (Lao: ລ້ານຊ້າງຮົ່ມຂາວ lān sāng hom khāo, pronounced [lâːn sâːŋ hōm kʰǎːw]; "Million Elephants an White Parasols")^[a] existit as a unifee'd kinrick frae 1354 tae 1707.

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Historical Lao Romanisation variations o the name Lan Xang include Lan Sang, Lane Sang, an Lane Xang. The kinrick is kent in ither leids as follaes:
- Burmese: လင်ဇင်း
- Cheenese: 澜沧王国/瀾滄王國 (pinyin: Láncāng Wángguó); historical: 南掌 (pinyin: Nánzhǎng)
- Khmer: លានជាង, លានដំរី, or ស្រីសតនាគនហុត
- Pali: Siri Satanāganahuta
- Sanskrit: Srī Śatanāganayuta
- Thai: ล้านช้าง (RTGS: Lan Chang) or ล้านช้างร่มขาว (RTGS: Lan Chang Rom Khao)
- Vietnamese: Vương quốc Lan Xang; historical: Ai Lao (哀牢), Vạn Tượng (萬象) or Nam Chưởng (南掌)

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[1] Historical Lao Romanisation variations o the name Lan Xang include Lan Sang, Lane Sang, an Lane Xang. The kinrick is kent in ither leids as follaes:
Burmese: လင်ဇင်း

Cheenese: 澜沧王国/瀾滄王國 (pinyin: Láncāng Wángguó); historical: 南掌 (pinyin: Nánzhǎng)

Khmer: លានជាង, លានដំរី, or ស្រីសតនាគនហុត

Pali: Siri Satanāganahuta

Sanskrit: Srī Śatanāganayuta

Thai: ล้านช้าง (RTGS: Lan Chang) or ล้านช้างร่มขาว (RTGS: Lan Chang Rom Khao)

Vietnamese: Vương quốc Lan Xang; historical: Ai Lao (哀牢), Vạn Tượng (萬象) or Nam Chưởng (南掌)

[2] Burmese: လင်ဇင်း

[3] Cheenese: 澜沧王国/瀾滄王國 (pinyin: Láncāng Wángguó); historical: 南掌 (pinyin: Nánzhǎng)

[4] Khmer: លានជាង, លានដំរី, or ស្រីសតនាគនហុត

[5] Pali: Siri Satanāganahuta

[6] Sanskrit: Srī Śatanāganayuta

[7] Thai: ล้านช้าง (RTGS: Lan Chang) or ล้านช้างร่มขาว (RTGS: Lan Chang Rom Khao)

[8] Vietnamese: Vương quốc Lan Xang; historical: Ai Lao (哀牢), Vạn Tượng (萬象) or Nam Chưởng (南掌)

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